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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

For SALE.-On account of removal
will sell at bargain, few Bedroom
Sets and Cook Stove as good as new.
Call between this and March 30, A.
Hendee, corner of Kirkland and Kirby
streets. mh234t
Why do the people buy the ''Csand
Republic" Cigarros? Because they know
the difference between a smoke and a
poke.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24
Special Bargain.

Mr.. F. w. MUMMY, of MUMMY, Stock
ton & Knight, of Jacksonville, is in our
city to close up their Branch House, of
NJ. w. King & Co. He proposes to give
our citizens chance to buy Crockery etc.
at their own price for the rest of the
week, as they positively close their doors
ON April LIST.
Don't fail to call on them if in need
of any goods in their line. mh234t
Orders received for putting in Water
Pipes at the store of E. 7 Lane, Contrac-
tor for the Water Works company,
Prices low and work guaranteed.
Mich 23-tf E. T. LANE.
Churches in need of Lamps and Chan
oilers should secure the Bargains at cash
at NJ. w. KING & Co., mh23-4t
All kinds of Mercantile Printing done
in the neatest manner, at the News
Steam Printing Works. de3O-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24
For Sale.

Look Here, About two car loads good
seasoned lumber delivered in Palatka
for $40 per thousand, cash. Address
Horace F. Dent, Grove Park, Fla.
mh1s-tf
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Announcements for CITY Election.

Announcements for CITY Election.
For Marshal.
I hereby announce myself Candidate for
Naxshal Of Palatka, and respectfully ask the
support Of my friends and the public.
Respectfully. C. J. PERRY,
mh1-tf
To the Voters Of Palatka-I am Candfdace
for Reelection to the ONCE Of City Marshal,
and win b pleased to receive the support OF
the voters Of Palatka.
PHILIP J. MANUCY,
feb06-tf City Marshal.
For Collector.
thereby announce myself . candidate for
Yo-e1ecftOn TO the once Of Collector Of City
Taxes. and respectfully solicit the support OF
he citissns and taxpayers Of Palatka-
mch1e-tf z. 8. NECK.
hereby announce myself a Candidate foI
tie once Of Collector Of City Taxes, and re-
speckfully solicit the support and votes Of my
fsllow-citizens- ROBT. CAIRNS.
mhlS-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24

Ladds Lime Tor sale, the strongest
and ~hitest; works cool; takes more
sand than any otter. stacking to an
impalp able pow der does not pap" on
the wall. Also n good article OF Brick
for sale.
fe25-tf SCHERMERHORN & Co.
Commercial Lime, 50 PR cent. Carbon
ate of Lime, so per cent. Magnesia at SIS
per ton.
fe25-tf SCHERNERHORN & Co.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24

Palatka Lodge, No. "a, +. q A. NJ. res.
ular communication first and third Fri
day Of each month.
A. v. MOUNT, w. n.
E. c. Poer. Secretary
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24

When you get TO Jacksonville, il you
want reliable information in regard to
Railroad and Steamship Line. or of any
of the Many Routes to your HoL e. cali
at the Bureau Of General Information,
IA West Bay street. south side, where
you will he cheerfuily received.
Z. w. EBBETTs, Agent.
PoetOtfice Box 80. febl I'm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24

Letter Heads neatly and promptly ex-
ecuted at the News Steam Printing
Works. de3O-tf
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Tags of all kinds and sizes supplied by
the News Steam Printing Works. ja1S II

1 will pay a liberal reward for the Ar
rest and Conviction of the thief that stole
from my garden last night two fine ia
ponica trees, eight choice Rose bushes.
X. X. REID.
March TO- 1887 mc-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24

The King of FIours, the celebrated
Willard "KIdder's Superlative." the best
Patent Flour. Try half barrel.
fe25-tf SCHRRMERYORN & Co,
For RENT IN SEvILLE-Handso me
Brick Store, 26x6O feet. Apply to G. P.
Healey, Seville Real Estate Exchange.
ia14 II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-24

Putnam Chapter, No. 3, r. A. Masons
Regular convocatiOns second and fourtl
Mondays of each month.
w. j. VINEGAR, NJ. f. III. p.
c. j. JOSEPH, Sec mhII-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
Gazette-s Hno Letter.

EDTIoB GAzETIE: A very heavy thunder
storm passed over the town on Friday, &C
companisd with considerable lightning. Ii
its midst slight shock of earthquake was
felt. Again, on Sunday the town was set IN
connection BY sudden rise IN the Waikiki
river. A dense cloud which hung over the
mountain during the afternoon broke. and
the river suddenly rose about ten feet,
sweeping down with impetuous fufy. The
small island IN the bed Of the rfer, above
the bridge. was almost covered, and IN the
morning the bay for long distsnce out was
discolored with the red soil washed down.
Considerable snow has fsllet on the sum
NIT of Mauns Los within 1sst lev Gays,
and sill the peaks are thickly covered. Ii Is
very refreshing IN the morning TO gaze upon
its coolneSs and breathe d the fresh, COOL
breezes that blow down.
Mr.. Preston and his assistants are at
present camped on Halai mill, taking pendu-
lum observations TO HnC out tbs attraction
caused BY the mountains
Water works are assured to t4e toVn, as
sufficient number OF names ave been Sc
cured TO satisfy Nj. Wilde' he shortly
leaves for the Coast, 20 mae preparations
for immediate work on II SnarTes ana
warehouses and purchase supplies Inc
engineers are pushing the SrSey as rapidly
as possible, having alresc reached Fapal-
kou.
The brig Hazard sailed u the 18th instant
with full cargo Of Sugs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

TUESDAY. April =.
Stur WsimSnSio. Underwood. from WSisnae
Srmr Surprise. Weishaih, from Pals
Sehr Liholiho, frem WSiSnSe
"WEDNESDAY. April 3.
Stnr wainsnslo. Underwood, from WSiSnse
Srmr Nukolii. McGrscor, from Noloksi
Stmr waiSleale. Weir. from Hawaii
THURsDAT. April =.
Stmr ] 4 Cummins, Nelson, from WSimsnalo
Stmr Eva. Hughes. from Eva
Stmr c Bishop, ChSney, from Kauai
Schr Noiwshine. Staples. from Hawaii
Schr KAuiilus- from MSizn&e
Schr he Au Hou, from Mani
TRInAr. April =.
Refine ConsnelO. Cousins. from San Francisoo
Sfpr W G Hall. Bates, from Hawaii Rnd Maui
SfrnF Iikelike Davis. from Mani
Schr Nokuols, from Eva
Schr CSrsrinG. from Kauai
Schr Rainbow. from hoolsU
SATURDAY, April 50.
Bk Hone. PenhSllow. from PORT Townsend
Srur Kiusu. Loren-en. from Maui and Hawaii
Strar Jas Make. Campbell. from hSuai
Stmr Lehus, Clarke. from HzlskuS, Hawaii
Srnr WgiuSnslo, Underwood. from NSlalSs
Ssrur Wsialeale. Weir. from L2hSlns
SChr WSilele. fuOm kauS
Schr Canufe. Swinton, from Ello
Schr WSinSlu. from Hawaii
Schr Mary Foster. from Kauai
SCSDAr. Nay =
Bkthe Ella, Rusi. from san Francisco
Rktne Amelia. NeWhSll. from Port Townsend
Ssmr NikShSlS, Han. from ksuSi
S1rr A Cummius. " -ou. from hooISE
Schr Wsiehu from N-lAu4e
SchF Liholiho. from NSlSnEe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

twelve of his countrymen agree to-" The
liberty of press is peg for much cheap
clap-trap. No divinity hedges a newspaper.
The Hawaiian press have been trying to
establish divinity. Journalism is only a
vocation, which man takes up as he does
law or any other profession. The counsel
concluded by reviewing the whole position.
f. NJ. Hatch Esq, on behalf of Mr.. Creigh.
ton. said the counsel held that nothing can
be published previous to trial. He goes too
far for modern times. Laws one hundred
years old were too old to cite. English Courts
abandoned the position. Cases could be fully
discussed in privileged reports; every pub
lished report was privileged, unless there was
a special order of Court not to publish. The
broad principle had been established that the
advantage to the community in full reports,
is so great that private inconvenience must
yield. By publication of court proceedings
people learn to regulate their conduct. Pro-
ceedings of courts of justice must be known.
There is no stopping short. If there can be
no publication of the charge there can be no
publication of the report-cited other cases
of privilege OF reports, and adverted to the
Rafferty, case, where charges of corruption
against court had been made, and yet two of
the judges were against regarding them as
contempt. Mr.. Creighton was not guilty of
disregardlng any express rule or order of the
court. he makes no comments. 1t is only
a statement of fact He does not prejudice
the mind of the public. How can the mind
of the court be prejudiced by what comes be-
fore it as a charger
How can the publication be contempt to-
day and not contempt on the morning of
trial? If the trial had been going on from
day to day, would it be contempt to publish
the evidence? If there can be no mention of
fact till judgment is rendered then the pres
ent contempt can be understood. If the
Court do not so so far, then how can this be
contempt? Let the judges publish rule
that no reference to pleadings be made before
trial, and then journalists would know where
they stand. 1t is straining the law to an ex-
treme point to make this constructive con-
tempt. The counsel submitted that the de-
PENDANT be discharged.
c. w. Ashford, Esq, made brief reply to
the argument, and, in conclusion. said. The
press has supplanted the town crier and town
gossip. A person has no right to know all
the gossip. The charges in this complaint
are scandalous and should not be dissent
mated until it has been tried in Court. He
submitted that he had shown that there is
ample evidence to support the rule.
The Court will take time for decision.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
Sailed.

TCESnAT, April =.
Stmr Nskahsl4. Hall, for Kauai
Stmr KInau. King, for Hawaii and Maui
Stmr Likeiike, DAVIS for Maui
WEDNESDAY. April =.
Bktue Discovery lee. FOR san francisco
Bkfne ! A FSlkenbers. Young, fOr san Fran
Schr Haleakzls. for Pepeekeo
Schr Netrie Merrill. Crane. for GGwsii
Sch- Leah, for kanSi
Sehr Sarah & Eliza fcr hoOlSu
Schr MsEE, for Hawai-
TEUESDAE, Apr1l -.
Refine " q Irwin. NcCpliooh. for san Frzacisci
Sfnr waimanAlo. Underwood for kooisu
Stur { Z Bishop. Cheney. for hzEai. etc
Strr NSiaiezle Weir- for Hawaii
Srnr ESlspez Hou- Cameron fu- HSnssCS
Ssur NOS0lii NcSsreSor. FOR NoloSzi and Maui
Schr Inks for kOhal2
Schr Kaukesonli, for kohais
Schr kulamAnu. for hoh4lS
Schr Mana for HonumD
Schr Wsiehu. FOR Hawaii
Schr kawsiiAni- for hOoi4n
Sehr HeeiS- for koolau -.
Stnr3 A Crmnlus. Nelson. FOR Wsimznslo
Sehr Liholiho- for WSiznse
ScAr hob Rov. for Maui
Schr ke An Hou. BroVlle-l- .o- c-rlSe
Schr NcsW4hine. SIsplsS- -or hSEsn
- NoSDAr- Nay =
Rk Juliz. Clarsy. for san Francisco
S-mr Khan Lo-euzen. Cor Nam ana havSEl
Stnr Llkelike- Weishzth- tor Maui
Stur Su-Fl-ise- v elso1il- lo- fsis
star Eva. Hughes for Eva
S--nr Jas Nakee. Campbell foc Kauai
S-nr Waimzazio. Underwood. fos NsiST
S-rr N-aizlelie. Wei. to- Kauai
Schr CateriDS- Tor kEc1l
Schr Wz1lele. tor ku4u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
Is Ohia Wood Durable ?

Honolulu, April 29th. 1857.
EDIIoE GAZAIIE:-I have on the sidewalk
ct MY store. tvs chic EsSses = t5-,,l,z-
sawed 10 the dimensions. that l shall have TO
use for sleepers on the Hllo Railroad.
The wood Is close grained, hard and holds
q spike well. viii not allow the rail 10 cut IN,
and in every way suitable for sleepers, but
Will 1t last-or quickly rot / would much
prefer 10 use Hawaiian wood. but l cannot
experiment too much. Thus far, al evidence
Of ohia lasting. Is for fence posts, cut Of g
size easily handled, and not from large trees,
discarding the sap. If I can. have any evil
dence TO prove the lasting qualities of this
wood. should consider il favor TO receive
such from any of your readers.
shall need two hundred thousand pieces,
6xS and feet long.
SAM'L G. WuDER.
President Hawaiian r. &. Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Prizes viii also Le gives Tor meritorio1s exhib-
It's in any Of the above Divisions. although not
falling within the Published Classification also
for the best exhibits Of Jams. Jellies. Pickles
and other Preserves made IN tie Kingdom
The Necessary accommodation for exhibits viii
.e provided By the Society
Notice IN writing OF intention 10 exhibit Is re-
guested- Blanks for he purpose can be had At
the ONCE OF a Jaeger. Esq. KGshumanu street.
OF from the Undersigned.
Exhibits must be II Place before the opening
Of the show or they win not be entitled 70 CON
pee for prizes
Admission 5aceuis: CHILDREN half price. Mem
bers OF the socieiy VII De admitted free OF pre-
sentins fheir reeeiD-s for subscription for the
Current year-
AIRY person oan become member Of the soei-
e1y BY paying ne annual Subscription Of 81
Subscriptions are parable 70 !. Eaeger, Esq,
Acting Treasurer
b. order Of Tie Beard d Management
is WEBB.
1.sslt Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
PASSENGERS.
ARRrvArs.


From Waimanalo. per A Cummings, April .
His Majetjy the King. II R y Princess Poomai-
Selanl, Lieut. ! Maikai.
From san Francisco, per Consuelo, April ~
Mrs > shepherd, Miss NJ LidSate. A SUMTER, E
Ruga, JAS Paddock, Japanese
From Hawaii and Maui, per W q Hall, April -
Miss D Vida. Arthur Wilder. Willie Wilder,
Frank Vida. ! y Robinson, c B Reynolds, Mrs II
Kane, BArnield. A X Jones, and Sc deck.
From Maui, per Ilkelike. April s9-D Toomey.
Rev Father LauteT, E A Bielenberg. Elder Geo
Farc and wife, Hon Sam Parker, Miss d Richard.
son. J Lake, J " q Cofran, II E Glade Miss
Bsunister. Miss Harper, T Lishman. Miss Ida
Lishmsn, and Il deck.
From Hawaii and Maui, per Khan, April SC
{ Kennedy. W L Low, ouome, Andrew Moore,
; Williams, Capt J Ross. c ) Kynnersley
and wife, n OSads, Geo Ross, { J BeIham, + l.
Cohen: Lsn Chong, All Yong, Bro JAS Beissel,
den, Borden, 6 + Rodwell, Or Iwai, ana -
From Port Townsend, per Hope, April S0-Mrs
Pitley and child, Miss Florence Carter.
From Hamakua, per Iwalani, April 80 Pur-
Wis. and deck.
From Kauai, Per Mikahala, May &c H Judd,
il, Capt L Ahlborn. j + Siemsen. wife and fam
lily, Fukushima, Rev A o Forbes, and - deck.
From san Francisco per Ella. May Mrs J
Bidwel and child, Mrs 5 A Nichols, & Wendell,
Geo FogS.
DEPARTURES.
For Hamskua, per IwalSni, April s5-J Kapela,
J P PendergTast, j Pamswsho, 7 CavansEh, and
u deck.
For San Francisco, per Kate Flickincer, April
as-F Fritz.
For Maui and Hawaii, per KHAN. April 60
Rev II Z Whsllsy, Miss Edith Turton, Hon
sam Parker, Maj W II Cornwell, Rev 5 c Luhi-
au, A Lidcste, Hon J Wight, H l Holstein, c y
Arnold, W EbelinS, DR. YSmashito, Dr. 7 lwai, h
okohIS, Mrs E 4 Hitchcock, Mrs Sneyd-
hynnerSley, Miss Massey, ! Mcguire, j W Cof-
ran, H Glade, E A Biclenbers,J Lake, NJ
Ross. and 50 deck.
For Kauai, per MikshSla, April s6-F Conradt,
Dr. Il Walters, Mr. Allewin, { II Willis, Mr. Peter
son. and 80 deck.
For Mani, per Likelike, April s6-Hon W c
Psrke, Elder Geo FAR, wife and child, Mrs Alex
auder and child, Hon A P Psehaole, { Living
and 90 deck.
For Molokal, per Mokolii. April SS-Mrs {
Cockett, James Cockett, Miss Cockett, Miss h
Norton. Miss Lewis. and 81 deck.
For San Francisco. per W & Irwin, April Is
Mrs Chandler, Mrs " NJ Howard. II w2rrelman.
c q Cobb.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
COM MERCIAL.
RoNoLrLT. Wy 3. lss7-

NV w 4 4 k HI D. 100
Business still remains quiet in town
nothing of note Transporting.
Mr.. Ievey will hold q sale OF the bankrupt
stock of I. c. Akana tomorrow. at his sales
room. On Saturday the same gentleman
sold ten saddle horses belonging to the above
bankrupt, realizing 1898 for the lot
To-day, Messrs T. v. Adams will sell the
fne household furniture at the residence of
5. Savidge Esq, Beretania street. and to-mor-
row VIII ofier the household furniture of Mr..
{. Duval, Iunaiilo street, on account of de-
part1re, and on Saturday they will offer val
liable real estate.
The latest advices from the Coast do not
show any advance in the sugar market-on
the contrary there seems to be some rivalry
between the rehneries and disposition 10
cut rates somewhat. The following are the
latest New York quotations: Cuban Centri-
fngal. No. 3. 96 test, 6isc; crashed, Z S-l6c;
granulated, ; ll-l6c95slc; extra yello C, AZ
(G4&c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
DIED.

RUBERG-In this city. at the Queens Hos
pital. April 18th, 1851, Of consumption, WALTER
Ii. RUBER6, native Of New Bedford. aged y
years.
HILL-At Waikiki. April 9th, 1881, 81 80
o'clock 7. n. ST the residence Of Mr.. u. West.
Mrs. NARY HIII, native Of Port Townsend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
L. B. Kerr.

This gentleman In to-day's GAZETTE has &
new advertisement, announcing the opening
of his new stock of cloths. caSsimeres. tweeds,
and other desirable lines of goods, suitable
for ge1tlemen's wear. A look at his stock
viii convince all that these goods are of the
finest material and viii prove serviceable TO
the vaarar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
MARRIED,

CRADDOCK-WEBSTER this city, Nav
Sd. 1857, ST the residence of the brides parents
Isl Fort street, by the Rev ]. A. CruESn, DR. :.
ERNEST CRADDoCK, Of hona, Hawaii, TO Miss
CATHERINE L. WEBSTER, daughter OF Mr.. ". J.
Webster OF this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society

This Society Will open this year in its large
Hall at the Government Nursery, King street
Honolulu. Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisement IN this issue, containing the list
of exhibits and other information relating to
this show.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
Vessels IMPORT

tx kGiAkaEz. Armstrong urne-
lEissSoazET brig Morning >-4r
Bk Ir1r Crar. 5ures
Rk LADY Lsa-1psurl- N4rE-CT
Brsne EonslCso- Cousins
Bk Hope Pcukalicw
Bk-re Amelia NcwhElf
Bkrne EIiA- R1s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
How the Opium Rig Work It--Jus-
6ce in theCountTy.

I Fn--os 2azy-r-E.-Ie way IN which the
/ ,riur1 rms are uork5g their business is suA-
{ cent 10 scandalizssveR this community,
Z sI4E,--b Scandals e becoming so common
4 -l1st So are -xnared as & matter OF course
a. an eysuspIs oSthe way the business Is
I being carried on VII state the following
Z <sr+S I'm uf1tGllon owner. Recently
1 1sio5nsss sto-a keeper who lives near the
~Ierrots,,, ~ list Of the names Of all
I = I1i,,7,ss- : yorefs working on the planta-
Z -, - g,,Irct-i A collar and half apiece
f-,r, rbsro The names were sent 10 Homo
f, mir ar-S fl,follOEins week stock Of cei-i-
fS~stes ~ received, signed BY q Chinese
{ T,bvsirssayi Certifying that each laborer. by
( 111,e = suffering with q disease. the
T,-o-z- yzunedy for which Is opium. Each
[sz--5Ei7se vas accompanied BY 2 certificate
/ Fr,r,Zhe AaIshal that the person named
E tbs[n. had been duly registered at his
o+se- as required BY law. The week after
& hln6uan came arOund peddlins opium as
I agent OF TIE lcsnSse, As result, several
a TIE uea we've unable 10 90 70 work. The
overseer caught him at work selling 70 the
laborers and put him out OF the ocsrters.
Ecsrsupol warrant Of arrest vas issued
against the oEsrsser for assault and battery.
At the trlal, the prosecuting attorney asked
that the defendant Be excluded from the
court 1ooEG Ehiie the witnesses for the uroSs-,
c1fiOa were being examined
The judge - ordered. AID after the urosa-
eating witnesses had been examined. the de-
tendanf vas called In and told that be vas
found guilty and fined So. He noted an
appeal, but vas told that lie must give 800
bail Or 60 TO Jail. As be could not PIT I'D 500
he had 70 psy his fine
! think that they are getting z little too
stlE u this c51utry, and that Il things szch
as the above are lawful, decent people had
better take things into their Own hnnds and
make then unlawful. APLLSIE8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to
Foreclose.


Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant to power Of sale Contained
IN a certain mortgage deed made by S. Kukii to
II. Hackfeid q Co, dated the 18th day Of March
A. u. 1855. and recorded in the Registry of Deeds
In Honolulu, Oahu, in Llber 95 on PAGES s and q
and FOR breach of the conditions in said morf,
gage deed contained. to wit: the non-psymenf ~
principal and interest when due. the said MOI
gagees intend TO foreclose said mortgage ana
upon said foreclosure will cell at Public 1ucfior
at the salesrOOm Of E. P. Adams 8 Co in Hon.
luiu, Island Of Oahu, on SATURDAY. the ~
OF May, A. ID. 1887, at - clock noon of aid a.,
the premises described in said mortgage. ~
The premises thus to be sold are
All that certain piece or parcel of land sffpa+a
IN heawaiki, Lahaina. in the Island OF Mani
hawaiian Islands, containing an area 81 10
perches and being the same premises that vva-s
awarded to 9. kanaina by Land ComTissf,oar
award No. $3.50, TO which said award reference e
hereby made for the metes and bounds fbe-eof
ana that were conveyed to the said S KuEii ~
D. h. MANU- By deed dated the 4th dav NJ EeT
T Tiy 1881, and recorded in said Registrv in
Ll9er ., on pages 81 and 2S2 4"
- further particulars can be obtained %
S IN III IHuRsToS q KINNEY, ATTORNEYS al Ta,,-
No % Fort Street. Honolulu "'
H. HACKFELD & co
Dated Honolulu, April ?, 1857. iis9zs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
NOTICE.

Lady DESTROYS of a SITUATION of TRUST
thoroughly domesticated. Address X. N. Gen
eral Post Office. 1862 St.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
Administrators Notice!

Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose and of Gale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4
4 power Of sale contained in a certain MORTGAGE
made BY MAXI of kailua, Island OF Oahu. To 81
Very. dated 18th day Of April 1855 recorded i'm
the office OF the Registrar Of Conveyances in
LiDer %, on fOhos les 100 and 10, notice here
Dy gwen that said MORTGAGE intends 10 foreclose
said foreclosure will sell at public auction al the
salesroom of E. ?. Adams s Co., in Honolulu
Island of Oahu. on MONDAY the 18th dav ~
May, 1881, at II VI. Of said day: the premises as
described IN said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of j. NJ Nonsar-
rat Attorney at Law.
E. VERY. Mortgage.
Honolulu, April 10, 1857
The premises to be sold are: Two certain lots
OF land situated in said KaIlua, containing an
aggregate area OF 81 100 acres, being the prem
2044, to Lulupa, being the property Of Kau. de-
ceased, by inheritance, and now owned bv the
ssid mortgagor as son and sole heir at law OF
salu hau- 1852 IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
THE ANNUAL SHOW
On Saturday. May 18th. 1887

Between the hours of 10 a. n. and P. ".
Exhibitors are invited in the various divisions
named in the schedule given below.
DIVISION HORTICULTURE.
Prizes viii be given as follows:
I-For the best variety OF Fruits
2-For the best special Fruits
3-For the best growing Ferns
For the best (cut) Roses
5-For the best (cu1) Shrubs & towering Plants
6-For the best growing Palms
For the best Orchids
s-For the best Bouquet
9-For the best Floral Design
I0-For the beet Vegetables
DIVISION u.-DAIRY PRODUCE
l-For the best Firkin of Butter, 10fs or more
2-For the second besi ditto ditto
S-FOr the best pound of Butter, the exhibitors
being house-keepers making their own
Butter
for the second best ditto ditto
5-For the best Cheese
DIVISION Iu.-AGRICCLTURE.
For the best nee
2-For the best Cereal (otEer than rice)
S-For the best Fodder Plants
for The best Sugar Cane
5-For the best Sugar
6-For the best Hawaiian Honey
DIVISION r.-DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
For the best variety OF Mats
2-For the best exhibit of Mems Hats
S-FoE The best exhibit Of Women's Hats
z-For the best KAPPA
Ser the best EXHIBITS CT Calabashes made
from Hawaiian woods
s-For the best Bowls OF Wood OF Cocoanuts
For the best exhibits Of nafiye-made orna-
ments Of any description
s-For the best exhibit Of Artificial Flowers and
Wre4ths
s-For the best homemade Saddle
l0-For the best homemade Harness
DIVISION v.-PoULTRY AND BIRDS.
Prizes viii be given for exhibits Of high class
character IN al classes Of Domestic Fowls and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

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